Roadworthy
certificates in
Oakleigh South.

A standard car roadworthy inspection usually takes around 90 minutes. If repairs are needed to pass, we will talk you through them and quote before doing any work.

Yes. Under Victorian law you need a current roadworthy certificate (RWC) to sell a registered vehicle or transfer registration, unless the sale is between licensed dealers or the car is sold unregistered.

We give you a clear list of what needs rectifying, quote the repairs, and re-inspect once they are done. You are never obligated to have us do the repairs — you can take the car elsewhere and bring it back for re-inspection.

A Victorian roadworthy certificate is valid for 30 days from the date of issue. If you do not complete the sale or registration transfer within 30 days, you will need a new inspection.

You can drive a registered car without a roadworthy certificate for your own use. You only need one when selling, transferring registration, re-registering an unregistered vehicle, or clearing a VicRoads defect notice.

You need a roadworthy in Victoria when selling a registered vehicle, transferring registration to a new owner, re-registering a vehicle that has been unregistered, or clearing a vehicle defect notice issued by VicRoads or Victoria Police.

We inspect cars and light vehicles (under 4.5 tonnes GVM). We do not currently inspect motorcycles, heavy vehicles or trailers.

Roadworthy inspection pricing depends on the vehicle type. Call us on 0424 156 703 or send your rego via the contact page and we will give you a clear quote before you book in.